What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by PeterRosdahl » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 10:55 AM UTC

What it looks like when Google links to your website
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Re: What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by olegp » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 12:16 PM UTC

We've also had a lot of traffic to https://starthq.com/apps/?q=reader as people look for Reader alternatives. Google should do this more often.

Re: What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by mechatronic » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 12:45 PM UTC

When I saw the link on the "reader is dead" page, I thought oh man alternativeTo is going to blow up... I hope they're ready.

Re: What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by aviraldg » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 12:48 PM UTC

"...AlternativeTo had about 217.000 visitors on that first day..."

Why can't we all agree upon a universal, consistent notation for math and science?

Re: What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by tobeportable » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 1:01 PM UTC

mechatronic wrote: post #3

When I saw the link on the "reader is dead" page, I thought oh man alternativeTo is going to blow up... I hope they're ready.

I felt good for them. They really need more recognition.

Re: What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by raawmarkus » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 1:04 PM UTC

aviraldg wrote: post #4

"...AlternativeTo had about 217.000 visitors on that first day..." Why can't we all agree upon a universal, consistent notation for math and science?

I agree! It's a mess. We're based in Sweden so we do it this way.

Re: What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by raawmarkus » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 1:04 PM UTC

tobeportable wrote: post #5

mechatronic wrote: post #3

When I saw the link on the "reader is dead" page, I thought oh man alternativeTo is going to blow up... I hope they're ready.

I felt good for them. They really need more recognition.

Thanks to both of you!

Re: What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by RyanMcGreal » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 1:08 PM UTC

aviraldg wrote: post #4

"...AlternativeTo had about 217.000 visitors on that first day..." Why can't we all agree upon a universal, consistent notation for math and science?

Agreed. Three decimal places is awfully high precision for a measurement of people.

Re: What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by adPothier » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 1:20 PM UTC

aviraldg wrote: post #4

"...AlternativeTo had about 217.000 visitors on that first day..." Why can't we all agree upon a universal, consistent notation for math and science?

The metric system still fails to impose itself universally, so we can wait some time before the decimal mark is unified...

Re: What it looks like when Google links to your website

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Post by bhaak » Thu, Jul 04, 2013, 1:20 PM UTC

aviraldg wrote: post #4

"...AlternativeTo had about 217.000 visitors on that first day..." Why can't we all agree upon a universal, consistent notation for math and science?

s/217.000/217'000/ FIFY